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In Game Builder Garage, the player uses a visual programming language centralized on the concept of creatures called Nodon. The Nodon represent various facets of input, game output, and game logic, such as a Stick Nodon that reports input from the Joy-Con analog stick or a Person Nodon that represents an on-screen character. The player builds a program by adding Nodon and making connections between the various nodes on Nodon, such as connecting the Stick Nodon to the Person Nodon as to tie the analog stick to movement of the character on-screen.[2] Nodon are available to interface nearly all features of the Switch and Joy-Con, including the infrared sensors and motion controls. The game has built in lessons to help confused/new game creators understand some of the Nodon. The way the lessons do this is by walking the player along the making of multiple games.[3] To help with the game's interface, the game allows for the use of supported USB computer mice.[4]